Covington Drive fire remains at 55% containment; crews patrol lines and look for hot spots
As of Sunday morning, the Covington Drive fire in Carolina Forest remains at 55% containment and 2,059 acres, according to ...
'Regular operations' resume at Carolina Forest Rec Center
As of Monday morning, 'regular operations' have resumed at the Carolina Forest Recreation Center. The Recreation Center was ...
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1 week later: Carolina Forest wildfire continues to burn as crews make progress
One week after the Carolina Forest wildfire ignited, firefighters from different agencies and South Carolina Forestry Commission remain on the scene, battling t ...
South Carolina lawmaker calls for harsher public burning penalties after wildfires
The most destructive wildfire in South Carolina’s history began in the garbage. It was April 22, 2009 and Marc Anthony Torchi ...
Carolina Forest wildfire remains 55% contained on day 9
Drier conditions are increasing the risk of flare-ups while crews battle the Carolina Forest wildfire for a sixth straight day.
Myrtle Beach lawmaker wants to update 63-year-old public burning penalties
The most destructive wildfire in South Carolina’s history began in the garbage. It was April 22, 2009 and Marc Anthony Torchi was burning trash in his ...
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Nearly 200 personnel remain on scene as Carolina Forest wildfire enters day 9
Nearly 200 personnel remain on scene of the Carolina Forest wildfire, working toward containment, which is currently 55% of ...
Authorities traced this Myrtle Beach wildfire to a South Carolina woman’s backyard. She is now facing charges
A South Carolina woman faces charges after igniting yard debris that burned out of control and allegedly sparked a wildfire ...
Man accused of using ‘improvised incendiary device’ to start 3 Georgetown County fires
A Williamsburg County man is facing arson charges for allegedly setting three fires in Georgetown County, according to state ...
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Update on Myrtle Beach fire
The South Carolina Forestry Commission (SCFC) released an update on the fire that has burned more than 2,000 acres.